Anyone know what I am???

[Lyz]

We were given these chickens and noone knows what kind they are...these are full grown...they fit in your hand...they lay eggs about the side of the tip of your thumb...very pleasant...but not sure what they are...HELP PLEASE....


Also...the eggs they lay are green for the brown chickens...and brown for the black chicken....Thanks

Thanks in advance for your help....

 

[Big dreams]

All I would be able to guess is some kind of Bantam as they are small birds. Maybe someone else will help you out here.

 

[cthrash1]

The black one looks like a Cochin bantam or cross of one, and if the others are laying green eggs they are more likely bantam Easter eggers or cross of them as well. And if they are that small they may be crossed with Serama.

 

[SportTees]

green eggs - EE

 

[Lyz]

thanks everyone...we only know that they are cute...and they are very friendly....the littlest brown one waits on the front porch for my daughter to get off the bus...she is out there everyday...and just sits there....

 

[Big dreams]

awww I want a little chicken.... hmmmm

 

[Lyz]

little chickens are fun to have around...my daughter sits on the porch swing with hers and rocks and sings to it....spoiled ...just a little

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

Little chickens are the best.
Im thinking the brown is Ameraucana or EE cross too. I had a small silkie-cana as a broody and she looked just like that with a poof on her head and extra toes. She laid mossy/sea green eggs.

I had her in with the Seramas, and when she was gone. I took her last egg and hatched it. I think it's a She, and going to be a SilkieSeramaCana. That's cool with me, she can brood some Serama eggs!!
I LOVE using colored egg laying hens as broodys, because you can leave them in with your breeders,(or out in tractors) and you know who's egg is who's.